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MBRSETB BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 20.-CottOn firm sales.
$50 bales; uplands, s4c.; Orleans. 9'sc; not
receipts, l.fsO balos; stock, lO1.2JO bales.
southern Hour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Il OF arm and on spring haic. higher; options
opened strong at bailc. higher, later weaken
ed and lost tie adyauce, closing steaiier with
= sight recovery: 10 2 red, August. 7gkc,
closing at the came; september, ~ l-l8aSJAc.,
closing at sti,c. COrD-Spot firm and mode
ratoly active; options closing dull and weak !;
No. =, August, nominal: September, 40 ai94c,
closing at 4gi.c. Oats without qu0table change
end dull; No 2, August, nominal at size;
September. 3lLa3l 5-lbc, closing at "a Nc.
IA, ~ steady. COffee-Spot fair Rio firm AZ
tl9's1k options higher and fairly active; No. Z
Rio. September. SIS 03sSis25; October, slS2Js
fIr.3O; November. SIS b. Sugar duiI and
changed fair refining quoted at 9l5c. re-
lned dull. Molasses dull and nominal. Rice
steady with fair iobbing demand. Cotton-seed
oil quoted at 4a3Gc. for crude i0ai3c. for re-
fined. koein duh at 3lsfi.l0 Turpentine dull
at 32ka32hc. Hides steady ard moderately
active. Wool quiet and unchanged. PORK In
moderate demand: mese. sioasl5 - for old.
fi55Oasl5.75 for new. Middles dun and noml-
nal Lard a shade lower, dun, and heavy;
October, sG.scafG.s2; city steam, sGC5; refined
quoted at $40 tor CoLtinenC. Frelghts dun.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. August al--Cssh quotations were :
Flour dun and shade easier for wtntet, but
firm fer spring patents. No. 2 spring wheat
b7s{ aCsAc.; No. 5 spring. 65Hc. bid; No. 2 rod,
ne. Ma. corn, s0%c. No. 2 oats. 2iSc.
Mes--I ork. SIS Lard. SGi2H. shortno sldes
QOosc). 37.90 Whiskey. si.i0.
Leae!. .utures ragged a. follows:
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10 SEvENTH-STREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH corner Of seventh and Grace
streets,-Rey. X. G. CAVE, Pastor.-Prcaching
at II A. NJ. BY Rev. J. z. TYLER. u Brooklyn.
MY. No service o. tght
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
fRennr,nd fnr ihn nisnafch.i

ArGVsr gO.-Market quiet aud duh and bust.
pes. very slow " the factories. Owing 90 tho
reduced stock tho factories are not anxious 81
sell, and keep up prices for cleaned goods la
consequence. Prime. iaihc.; fancy, aye. (;
comm,p. ~ s3Nc.; shelled, 3haiSc.; factory
hand picked. sa5c.
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NEW YORK COTTON rUTuREs.

Tgw YORK. August 20.--Cot;on-Net and
gross receipts. none; futures closed .icaiy !:
sales. $500 isles: August. t969as9s0 Sop
TEMPER, s9.;0as9il; October. t9.3isi9.3i: No
,ember and December. o. 2iat9 IS; January.
50 gsaSoe9: February. 81 36asq 81: March, t9.D
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Hnd ChI..sn WHEAT

Cmo,ao, Ill, Angus, IA local
paper says: A merchant from elias.
gov was In Chicago early this week
and bought on this market 10000
bushels OF whea. for September doliv-
cry, intending 10 have tho grair
&C. ipped to Scotland when the oontrAc
,hould be honorsd by the seller. Bu
In conversation with q friend he Wal
informed that lhers was danger he
would have foms Of an Inf Iior kind,
eaid 10 be in store here, served out 10
him, whereupon he bad the wheat so d
out here and bought the came guam.
tity In Duluth. / cannot DO proven
that the buyer would have received
poor wheat on his Chicago contract,
but II Is uudepiabl4 that he declined
to run the Iiak, aud IL 10 very probable
q at Others ave been deferred by the
same cousid6.al ous from expecting
regular chicago wheat. n 10 also
undenisblo that there In no, lar from
1900, COO bushels Of this poor stun In
three elevators here, and that about
ong.tt iri 4 Il n 80 poor hat Il Ia
doubtful u il would sell for No. 3 on
the tAmple market. Yet, in order h
tSye the reputation Of this property"
and enable n ieW men 10 make carry
ing charger ont a II, some $3.50, 0OO
bushels Of really uuercep,ionable No
wheat - allowed TO BIO partially
diesftdted and the owners OF II
Obliged 10 rate their property as worth
several Cents per bushol less than II
would bring II The relatively trashy
tiuh we're away.
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down to tie river front. While at
Front and Main stroets Whalen no.
ticed q man whom he srsd mp as the
individual wanted. The man, who
was going out on Front street, was fol-
lowed and finally overtsken. A little
maneuvering on the part Of the officers
soon convin ed them that they
HAD THE RIGHT MAN.
When placed under arrest Jobnson,
who had unthinkingly admitted his
identity, made kick. Whslen
wanted, II possible, to get him to
Kentucky without procuring requisi-
ton papers. This he finally succeeded
in dong, and johnson was temporari.
ly lodged in the Covipgton jail. At s
o'clock hast evening Chief Whalen left
for Louisville wi h the prisoner, who
will be subsequently tax n to Nash
Vile to serve ont his I'M xolred term
for the Memphis job. The capture oil
johnson, who was apprehe1ded on
the river bank at tue foot OF Race
street, was the veriest accident.
THk PRISONER,
as above stated, is q man now close on
to fifty years Of sge. His appearance
s-d blacd manner would readily
canss him to De taken for anything
but the shiewd crook that he is. He
refused to say anything to the officers
concerning himsslf. IL was learned,
however, that he had been here but .
few days, and had come with con.
federate, no doubt for the purpose oil
doing soms "work." When arrested
Johnson was In his shirt oleeves.
Though the off 5srs offered to get him
his coat, he positively refused to tell
them where II wss. The prisoner,
though now little aged, is regarded
as one Of the smgr,est crooks In tue
country, as Ia evidenced by his actions
above detailed JobDson's apprehen.
sion 10 this city is no doubt fortunate,
as In few dogs something would have
no donbt been done by BIN and his
pal. whose very presence in the city
f1reboded no good from them.
ARRESTED by rISKERToS.
In the robbery OF the express sgenl
AZ Memphis, rs sta ed above, the Pink
erton Nstions Detective Agency wa,
engaged to ferret out toe perpetrators
Billy Pinksrton, the cbisf, set his witt
to work at once, and picked out John.
son 70 one OF the parties concerned
Several OF his shrewdest operativet
traced the dangerous criminal Il
Memphis, snd Mr.. Pinkerton wen
there to make the srrsst. 1t was soor
learned that johnson was living on q
fstboa, near the civ, and arrange
ments were made to ffSct the capture
However, Mr.. PiDker,on graw nervouI
aud went himself TO Johnson's hidin,
place, and ss he entered tbs after sa
at q table eating his diner. AS sooI
20 he saw Pinkerton ne made a PLAY
for his pistol, but Billy was too quici
for him, and the robber, seeing tina
he was brought 10 bay, threw up hi
hands, and, at the deteetive's com
mscd, walked with his fsce tovaI,
the wall, ~hiiv ne WIS relieved OF twt
dsngsroui horse pistols that weu
thrust Ia his hip pockets.
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A DASrARDLY DEED.
Three Young Boys sbos by Hood.
Iums.

huhh's
NRw YORK, August 20.-Etdie end
Henry Sanders, brothers, aged re,
spoctively eleven and fourteen years,
Of HoDoksn, left their home yesterday
morning in company with another
companion, supposed to be James
Sullivan, aged eight years, to gather
hrckleber ries In the woods near the
Hsckenssck bridge, ct Seacsucus
Late last night two OF the boys reached
home badly wounded, and told the
story that after filing their tin pals
with berries the three had started for
home. II was then growing dark.
When they reached the bridge they
were confronted by q gang OF Young
hoodlum,, who demanded the sur.
render OF the berries. The little Eel.
lows, frightened, ran away. There
was q report OF gun, aud the tbrse
boys fell to the prouod. All three bad
been struck by the ehot. The two
Ssuders boys found they were lstill
able to walk, AID made their way
home. Their companion they lti, IN.
conscious on the ground. The boys
had their wound dressed by Physician
Heller, who raid they we're made by
buckshot Although painful, they
are not necessarily fatal. They said
they supposed their companion wss
killed. A marty at once started for
the spot to a I'd the boy, but mp 10 G
late hour they had not returned.
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me lish nearaw case.

Urea, n. Y, August 20.-The gen.
eTsl term Of tbs Supreme Courts ting
10 Udci this afternoon, handed down
the following decision In the Fisk
McGrRw case. In tho matter Of the
estate Of John MoGrsw, deceased, and
also Ia the matter a the estate Of Jen'
ME NJ. MeGnw Fisk, deceased, vii.
lard Fisk and Joseph McGrhE and
other appellants, Va. Cornell univerBi'
~ and Douglass D,srdman, executor,
etc, respondents, decree OF Tompklns
county reversed on the ground thai
Cornell Uniyersity at the date Of the
death OF Jennie Mc9raw Fisk bad
Teao bed the limit OF its charter, and
was not entitled 10 take or hold any
property aud funds given 10 II by heI
will and ooetdings are remltId "a
Surrogate With directions 10 make dis
tibutlon Of property and funds 70
naming In the hands Of tho executor
together with any advances and pay
ments heretofore made by him 10 Cor
nell univtrsily 10 appellants according
20 their rights, ~ thoy shall app ar
With costs 10 appellants payable %
Of isnds Of the university" The lega
cies 10 the unlyerhiiy aggregated 81, :
| i2l 90.
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RIDDLEBEEGLR RACKET.
Indictments foand Against Leaders
of the Mob.


Nw YORK, August ga Wood.
stock (vA) special says: In ihe
County Court yesterday special
grand Jury, consisting Of nine men,
with T. J. Adams as foreman, invest.
gated Senator Rddleberger's jail do.
livery OF last Sat irday morning
After spending the entire cay In Sc
ofet session aud examining seventeen
witnesses, they brought In tVo indlot-
mep.a. One was against the folio wing
partiet: John Ludwig, Milton Cooper,
william Dipges, Joseph Holteman
and Charles RUBY, OF Eji1burg, the
former home Of the Senator, aud l.. NJ.
Hoshour, OF this place, charged with
being the leaders Of the mob who res
cued Riddleberger. The other indiet-
ment was made against Deputy
Sheriff Hotel for misdemeanor. Hot
tel, who WIS staying In the same room
at ths jall with Riddleberger, when
the mob came and dema uded the keys
and then pTied tbs door Of, offered no
resistance, though armed. What will
come Of the cAees ls not kDo sn, but
the general opinion here 10 thai no
one will be convicted. Senator Rid.
debeiger lie much better and 10 *.
pecitd will return 10 tho all the fret
oil next week aud serve bis remaining
three dayl.
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Crooked Rsy.nse WORK

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 20 Two rev.
enue gaugers from the Louisville dis
triot reported for duty to CJlleclor
Stone this morning. One more 10 en.
pectsd in day OF 10. Thee giugers
are sent In exchange Tor gAugers whom
tue collector sent on special secret
duty 10 Louisville yesterday. IL 10
pub ished here this afternoon that the
revenue authorities at WashiDeton
evidently suspeot crookedness In the
revenue work In the Louisville dis
trict. The nature OF this cfookedntes
Collector Some does not feel at liber-
ty 10 disclols. When Questioned he
taid he wa asked several months ago
by tho officials at Washington how
many CANCERS he could spare or eH,
change, and gave bis answer Vt that
time, 90 the work In Louisville has
evidently been watched.
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A burglar shot,

PrTsBURo, Pa, August 20.-A
Chronicle. Telegraph Indiana (PA)
special says: Last night AlonE Kslly,
OF Black Lick, Pa twelve milps from
here, fatally shot Charles Rodgers, a
burelsr, who was oaughtin tho attempt
Of robbing the pos Office. Yout <
Kelly sleeps above the postoflice,
Last night be was awakened by q
noite down stairs, and, taking a shot
qua, started TO investigate. As ha
entered the rear door two men came
Ia he front way. He called on them
TO halt, but they spfang toward him,
when he raised the gun and emptied
lie contents into the breast Of the fore
mos, man. The robber Tell, and wa
quickly carried of by his oompsIion
Al hour later the wounded man gave
himself up. He 10 still living, but can
mot FpcOVfF
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL---SUNDAY. AUGUST FL 1857.

are growing more and more serious.
The last dollar In the general fund
Of the State Treasury vas paid ont to-
day, and there are no resources that
can be drawn upon before next De-.
csmber. In the meantime 100000
will be needed IN pay the current OK.
penses Of the State government and
public institutions. Treasurer Lemcke
announces that he will call upon the
counties to advance funds, but II they
do 70 ii will be voluntary, ~ the aw
does not require them to respond to
such calls when they owe ths Safe
nothing. One effect Of the exhaustion
OF the treasury Will be the suspension
Of work upon all State institutions, Of
which several are now In course Of
erection.
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HENRY GE0RGE
Very well Satisfied with the Con
veution's Work.

NV YORK, August 2O.-Henry
George was seen by reporter today,
ard interviewed 10 regard to the Syra-
cuse convention. He said, in response
TO questions: 81 am very we'll satisf ed
with the work accomplished by the
United Labor convention at syracus,.
II was q remarkable convention, and,
l think, different from any convention
ever hsld in this State for strength,
vigor aud hope. I. was a convention
which believed in itself. Il was a
convention Of reople who were not
politicians, aud IL WAS marked by the
absence OF old stsgerS' Oae VI the
Syracuse papers comment q upon the
character OF the delegates by saying
that Il Gid less for whisky team the
Prohibition convention did"
Speaking II the exclusion OF the
sociAlists, MI. George said that person.
ally be WIS yerv cory for ths matter,
NJ many 4 the socialists were friends
Of his; "but," he said, Eve had to get
rid Of tho element Il So
ciAlism and make cl,ar our
position. We had 10 show where We
stood. We are not socialists. They
have many ideas gbich ara opposed TO
our principles They wished 10 forcs
ms 10 adopt their principles. We
could not 10 II without sscii6cing ouI
Own. They suppori,d us lOyslly in
our fight lssi fail ard We would still
be glad 10 have them with 10, but not
at the sacrifice OF our principles as
American citizens We sre,' said
Mr. George, warmly, "going 70 make
q winning fight We don't bosst that
we will be Fucccssiul, but We will
come mighty near to Il. We will stir
up the two political parties In this
state and will do for them what We
did In this city last fall. do not visit
10 be q candidate, bat now have nc.
cepied. | intend az soou a. st aight-
en- up affairs and rest for few days TO
take the stump myself aud 20 through
tho Slatsh
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UTE UPRISINa.
There 10 Certainly trouble Ahead
Kendaii's nefeat.

There 10 Certainly trouble Ahead -
Rendsii's nefeat.
CHICAGO, lii, An rst 20.-A Dem
yer, Col, special 81 's: Whatever
may have been the cause Of this Ute
trouble and whether II was justifi ,ble,
the fact remains that there lie diff.
Guilty ahead, and II will only be avert.
cd by the hasiy return Of tho rene.
gades to their reservation. The State
authorities have gone too far 10 re-
trace their steps, and the Indians
give no sign Of an intention 10 retire.
Sheriff Kendall started from Meeker
Wedn esday, with nine men, to locate
the Indiaus, whom he found in camp
near the old Thornbu'g battlefield.
They were too smart for him, how
ever, and got Ia his rear. Alter a
stubborn fight, in which iour OF Ken
dall's men were wounded and three
horses killed, the parry succeeded 10
escaping, bringing their wounded TO
Meeter. This was the fret white
blood drawn In the col Il ct. Couriefs
we're hastily sent h. Glenwood, who
met q company Of fifty well armed
volunteers on the 70 ad, and the latter
party fastened forward. Tho informs
ion was conveyed also 10 Gen. West
at Glenwood Springs, where the troops
from D. Iver and other points a'e Gu.
camptd. This morning the mounted
men ltf Glenwood for the front, with
The possibility that they may encoun'
ter Inoians on the road. A report
came from Rawlins last night that
stage passengers had reached there
who declared that Kendall's men
were DESERVING him. This informa
ton evidently Ia old, as similar 10.
port came from Glenwood. ADD IL was
afterwards ehown that Ke dali had
divided his forces. All Of bis Original
ariy finally reached Meoker.
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RaIIIoAd EmpIoYes.

Nav YoRE, August 20-A Philadgl.
phih special says: A national charter
hiss been granted by the General Ia.
scu,ive Board Of the Heights Of Ia.
Dor TO the assembly composed Of
Pennsylvania Railroad Company en-.
ploy6s, and the work Of organs ng
The National Trade District Assembly
Sill DO pushed forward ss rapidly AZ
possible. II 10 expected that the ex.
ample OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
men will b. cpeedily Initiated b. the
employees on the great railroad tyslem,
and in that case grand coalition will
be formed between them for the ed.
yancement Of mutual interests.
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assets. Whist eould be rcalis d on
the $1,000 shares Of the common Ia n
QUESTION that can only be solved
by an attempt to sell the 30
Curities. and the same csn
be said OF tho 104 40l
shares Of Dayton, Fu' Wayne aud
Cui,sQo. Tie large D. .k 0l United
States bondS are all hyp 1trsc Gated, and
IL will be discoveries, are TN only good
collateral In large lOlll. Ia face, u 10
ex remely unlike y that anylhtrF all
be left after he payment OF tho ~
cured loans, which already hold the
grea or part Of the Aces ss collateral.
The situation IL made all the worse by
the fact that the railroad etockB do
pend in q grest measure for their value
upon their hope Of realiairg Bome'
thirg after the secured loans were
p,id d The 400 al art0 Of Nav Yo,k
q sntfal Wore borne In the Atock Eg-
change and put In among other oolia-
erals in order 30 "sweeten them," ss
the street puts Il. The great item In
the unsecured liabilities Is Mo Item
deposits, which amodnts 10 over
10, 600, 900, and represents the assets OF
tbs railroads which were deposits d
J with Ives. The largest creditor Is the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton,
whose claim 10 for about $o,te0, 600
II this proves total loss then the
stock Is practically worthless.
WIS AND SKINNER.
Nav YoRK, August 20.-HenTy r.
Ives and his partner, Mr.. skinner,
were In consultation today with their
aebiguee, w. ii. Cromwell. IL was
rumoied that the sui. otI discussed
related TO the Mineral Range Railroad
Company, Of which Skinner wa pIosi.
dent aud Ives vice president, seore.
taTy and treasurer, ana that both Ives
and Skinner had resigned The stock
holders OF the road will hold n meet.
l. x on Tuesday, when Assignee Crom.
we'll will use tho proxies held by Ives
aud Skinner, by which thOte gentle.
men excited themselves TO Office.
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Needed Rats a, Newbern.
ESPECIAL TO THs ArrriL.I

NKwBEnS, TENN, August 20.-The
raiHS for the last isw days have greatly
Ieireehed everything, helplng late
corn and cotton. pastures, etc. The
farmers can now 70 to blowing for
wheat. The rains have como too late
90 be oil any benefit TO the greatsr part
Of the crop, and many paetures are
literally dried up. There was nos
enough rain 10 give any water 10 the
ponds and wells, or IL fell Ia such a
manner .a9 10 be absorbed entiiely by
the psrching asrih.
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Me Schneider, the BoodIsr.

CmicAo,, Ill, August 2O--Ths
sfIalrs Of inf0rmer Me Schneider, the
boodlsr, were today placed In the
hands OF o receiver on the application
Of ono Of bis creditors An order was
isseed requiring NJ. q. Mcdonald and
others 20 reader an account Of any
dealings they may have with schnei.
der. As contractor Mic was merely q
dummy for the blodlev, the answers
are awaited with considerable interest.
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DAyp N Y-ga,Ygo p,t,sii

Barn, N. Y.-Ge1rge BrlnsE,, TIE
mar Who claimed TO have served
three yeae In the Union army during
the war Of the rebellion On o subsli'
iult for Grover Cleveland, died In the
SDldierb' Homo near hero ". 1880
O'Clock yeolerday morning, Of con-
sumption. He was q Poli8h sailor
sgsd sixty.hve years, and claimed IL
have been bworn IN M Mr.. Cleve
land'n substitute when no was DRAFTED
la Buffalo In 1888.
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ArLASTAl What ofAtlanta7 Why

the great nerve tonic, PembeIlon's
Wine Coca, is manufactured there,
and all druggisie, wholesale and TO
tail, In Memphis, cell this great rene.
dy. II is now prescribed By the best
pbyhoisne, and will cure you Of all
nervous affections. Send TO Pember
ton Chemioal Company for history Of
coca.plant. Try a glass OF OJca C)ls,
the reiIsehing, invigorating brain
tonic, at Hoist0r's Soda Fount.
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,.d,an.,. Financial Conditions.

CmoAoo, III, August D.-A News
speciar from Indianapolis ssysi The
financial embMassmenis Of Indiana
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PIrrsBURe. .Crawiord's planning mill
on Harris I,tapd, near here, was 10.
tally destroyed b. Gre q, 4 o'c ork this
morning. Loss, $4,000; partly In
suTed.
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The virtuer Of Man.s.lin are 90 great
that Il would take s.pbgs ~ this paper
10 enumerato them. !. IN -. 49, .,z.s
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LA-cu PA is The greatest ageuts
known for purifying theI blood, there.
by promoting health. "a. :. ..
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THE CH|CKASAW LAND CO.
OF MEMPHIS. TENN.
Capital Stock, B2,OOO,oOo
.Prnden.
ntandGe
HIM Rolling Lands, Miles from the Center Of Memphls


Of the ark Of
reaone
homespu kAd be
will offered
thernroad is
o.
IT, LAMB "a Madison Street, Memphis Tenn
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IT ostrivals all-Dr.Sa Cstarrh
Remedy
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BABY'S SCALP.
MIN Crust, Dsndrun. Era' ma aud
All Scalp uumsIs cured
IN fulleura

4 AgT November my littls boy. aged three
j 4 years. Fell aEainst the ttOyo While no vas
funLit z and cut HE head, and right after
that he broke olt all over his head, taco ard
leit car. had a gOod dOciSf, d.. - 10
attend him, rat ne rot worfe, and the doctOr
could not cure 10. III, whole head tass
AID OF err were In fearful state, aud no
fuhsfod terribly. caught tho disease IRON
him, and Il tpfoad oil over my Taco and meek
ana even got ints my eyes. NOb1iy thought
10 would over got better. | folt sure We
Wrs Al drnrsd for liis. hoard % tho Cur
icURA hEHgDua, ard procured a bottle of
CUT,cuHA NEinLyasr, a bOh OF NrrltuHA,
and "A gtke VI CUfiCunA soar, and utei them
eBnstlhty day and niFht. Afer usinE two
bottles Of EEslLVayT, ur boxes Of Curt
CugA ADD IUuT cakes Of fOAPWo sro perfectly
eu rcd uithYu. scar. Nv hoy.s shtn 10 nov
iiko satin. LiLLlR EpllN0
yJl graud Street., JguEEy ltfY, \, J.
Ngorn a. before mo bis Nth dat ~ Mar n,
1855. GiturEr 2. koBiNaOS, ). y.
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Have been 10 tho drug and med cine bus
inrss tronty hv years. Have been sell ing
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esms West. They lOan all ohers M their
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YOUNG gentleman Of q !o'e ,es, VINE Ihe
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